News
| Date | Title | |
| 07 Dec. 2022 |  | Mircea Geoană, NATO’s Deputy Secretary General spoke at the 25th European Prayer Breakfast in Brussels today (Wednesday 7 December). The breakfast was attended by MEPs, diplomats, officials and business leaders. |
| 07 Dec. 2022 |  |
NATO Secretary General: ''Russia trying to freeze Ukraine conflict'' NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg on Wednesday (07 December 2022) stressed the importance of continued NATO Allied support to Ukraine as it faces Russia’s war of aggression. Addressing the Financial Times’ Global Boardroom event via video link, Mr Stoltenberg said the conflict would likely enter a quieter phase over winter but that Russia is showing no sign of seeking a peaceful end to the conflict. |
| 03 Dec. 2022 |  | NATO’s flagship annual cyber defence exercise, Cyber Coalition 2022, wrapped up successfully on Friday (2 December 2022). The exercise involved a record number of participants – more than 1,000 cyber defenders from 26 NATO Allies, invitees Finland and Sweden, as well as partners Georgia, Ireland, Japan, Switzerland, and the European Union. This year’s event took place between November 28th and December 2nd in Tallinn, Estonia, as well as remotely. |
| 01 Dec. 2022 |  |
NATO Secretary General thanks Germany for contributions at critical time NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg thanked Germany on Thursday (1 December 2022) for its ''significant contributions to our Alliance,'' stressing that German leadership ''is more important than ever as we face the most serious security situation in decades.'' |
| 01 Dec. 2022 |  |
Secretary General Stoltenberg praises German support to Ukraine, key role in NATO In a visit to Berlin on Thursday (1 December 2022), NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg thanked Chancellor Olaf Scholz for Germany’s strong support to Ukraine and its key contributions to NATO, including through its historic decision to substantially increase defence spending. |
| 30 Nov. 2022 |  |
NATO Foreign Ministers end meetings in Bucharest with focus on China, more support for partners NATO foreign ministers ended two days of meetings in Bucharest on Wednesday (30 November 2022), with meetings focused on the long-term challenges posed by China, as well as on support for partners facing Russian pressure. “NATO is an Alliance of Europe and North America, but the challenges we face are global, and we must address them together in NATO,” said Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg. |
| 29 Nov. 2022 |  |
Secretary General welcomes US Secretary of State to meeting of NATO Foreign Ministers Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg met US Secretary of State Antony Blinken in Bucharest on Tuesday (29 November 2022) ahead of a meeting of NATO Foreign Ministers. |
| 29 Nov. 2022 |  |
Statement by NATO Foreign Ministers - Bucharest, 29-30 November 2022 The NATO Invitees associate themselves with this Statement. |
| 29 Nov. 2022 |  |
NATO Secretary General: "we will not back down" in support for Ukraine Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg outlined the key decisions taken by NATO Foreign Ministers at their first meeting in Bucharest on Tuesday (29 November 2022), underlining that the meeting sent "a strong message of NATO unity, and of sustained support to Ukraine". |
| 29 Nov. 2022 |  |
NATO Secretary General in Bucharest: no lasting peace if the aggressor wins Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg underlined NATO's determination to support Ukraine and defend all Allies in a speech to the Aspen – GMF Bucharest Forum on Tuesday (29 November 2022). Speaking ahead of meetings of NATO Foreign Ministers, he said that Allies will continue to stand by Ukraine as it defends against Russia's illegal war of aggression. ''There can be no lasting peace if the aggressor wins,'' he said. ''There can be no lasting peace if oppression and autocracy prevail over freedom and democracy.'' |